Sold | Property of the Former President and Chief Executive Officer of Cartier International, Bernard Fornas 1957 Ford F-Code Supercharged Thunderbird Convertible

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£99,725 • £111,300 - £129,850

Property of the Former President and Chief Executive Officer of Cartier International, Bernard Fornas 1957 Ford F-Code Supercharged Thunderbird Convertible

United States • 23 Jan 2026 • Lot 113

Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1957 Ford F-Code Supercharged Thunderbird Convertible, formerly owned by racing legend Jack Roush and meticulously restored by Amos and Justin Minter, boasts a rare combination of design and performance. Finished in Raven Black with a bright red interior, it features both a porthole hardtop and a soft top, making it a standout addition to any collection.

Condition

9

The car has undergone a frame-off restoration by marque experts Amos and Justin Minter, with only 1,000 miles covered since completion. The listing mentions 'highly detailed and pristine condition'. There's no mention of any defects.

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Automatic

Transmission:

F7FH363673

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Odometer:

1,000 miles

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LHD

312ci OHV Supercharged V8 Engine Single 4-Barrel Downdraft Carburetor 300bhp at 4,800rpm 2-Speed Ford-O-Matic Automatic Transmission Independent Ball Joint with Coil Springs front and Parallel Leaf Rear Suspension 4-Wheel Hydraulic Drum Brakes * One of only 212, 56 of which were Raven Black, F-Code Thunderbirds * Frame-off restoration performed by marque experts Amos and Justin Minter * Previously owned by racing legend Jack Roush * Only 1,000 miles covered since completion THE CAR OFFERED The rare combination of refined design and exceptional supercharged performance in this 1957 Thunderbird F-Bird is reason enough to warrant its inclusion in Bernard Fornas's curated and select collection.

Its impeccable and correct restoration by Amos and Justin Minter in Dallas, Texas is icing on a delectable cake.

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